Join us for an inspiring Women’s History Month event celebrating the power, leadership, and global impact of Black women. In this engaging workshop-style conversation, renowned scholar Dr. Stanlie M. James will explore the meaning of practical audacity — the bold, everyday actions Black women have taken to advance international human rights and social justice.
Through an interactive interview and audience dialogue, Dr. James will share insights from her work highlighting the lived experiences, leadership, and resistance of Black women across the globe. Together, we will reflect on how their stories challenge us to rethink whose histories we center, what justice looks like in action, and how institutions of higher education can learn from their legacy.
This event invites students, faculty, and staff to engage in meaningful conversation, ask questions, and consider how practical audacity shows up in our own lives and communities.
Come ready to learn, reflect, and be inspired.